HeaderDownBrown
Winger
They'll call back within days...Just spoke to them this morning to cancel. They asked for the opportunity to offer a deal which they did and it was shite. On the phone a good 30 mins and just ended up cancelling the lot.
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They'll call back within days...Just spoke to them this morning to cancel. They asked for the opportunity to offer a deal which they did and it was shite. On the phone a good 30 mins and just ended up cancelling the lot.
I’ve watched the Sopranos to death..due to circumstances i never get to see the football..the odd episode of Friends or Peep Show..the Movies are of little interest..contract is up in August..think I’ll be gone for good this time.Similar. Unless something really takes my fancy the telly seems to be background noise. But never an actual Sky channel
Gave my month's notice yesterday, after having been with Sky for 19 years. Year on year, I get what I consider to be an affordable, reasonable new deal. This year however, the new offer was up 28%, from £79 to £101.50, for broadband, Sky Q Signature, Sports, Netflix, multiscreen, HD/UHD (no Cinema) etc.
Phoned them to squeeze bit more out of them, but retentions offered £89.50 at best, still 13% up. I tried to use Virgin's deals (now servicing the area) as leverage for a better deal, but they weren't having it. Took a punt and cancelled, to hopefully smoke them out for a better deal. I'll play the waiting game for the next few weeks, hopefully a better offer forthcoming.
Really? The full monty?
Update: For anyone remotely interested, left to sweat it out until a week before disconnection. Got a call, and offered £78.50, only just below the last contract price, but accepted it, given that the renewal cost was £101.50. Worthwhile handing in the notice period, to get a better deal.Gave my month's notice yesterday, after having been with Sky for 19 years. Year on year, I get what I consider to be an affordable, reasonable new deal. This year however, the new offer was up 28%, from £79 to £101.50, for broadband, Sky Q Signature, Sports, Netflix, multiscreen, HD/UHD (no Cinema) etc.
Phoned them to squeeze bit more out of them, but retentions offered £89.50 at best, still 13% up. I tried to use Virgin's deals (now servicing the area) as leverage for a better deal, but they weren't having it. Took a punt and cancelled, to hopefully smoke them out for a better deal. I'll play the waiting game for the next few weeks, hopefully a better offer forthcoming.
Really? The full monty?